Updates
Japan pushes domestic AI to boost national security
The government plans incentives for researchers and a new supercomputer for AI development.
Samsung to pay $445.5M in US patent infringement case
A Texas jury has ordered Samsung to pay $445.5 million to Collision Communications for infringing wireless patents used in Galaxy devices, marking another major legal blow for the tech giant.
AI chatbots linked to US teen suicides spark legal action
California lawmakers are drafting new rules to curb exploitative AI interactions with young users.
Austrian DPA finds Microsoft 365 Education violates GDPR
The Austrian DPA ruled Microsoft 365 Education breached GDPR, citing illegal tracking and lack of data transparency, leaving schools unable to inform students or fulfill privacy obligations.
Apple sued for allegedly using pirated books to train its AI model
Apple is being sued by neuroscientists alleging it used pirated books from shadow libraries, including their own works, to train its AI, sparking fresh debate over fair use.
Imperial College unveils plans for new AI campus in west London
The new AI campus in White City will include labs, public spaces, and collaboration areas, advancing Imperial College’s technological and scientific ambitions.
Amazon expands Project Kuiper with new satellite launches
The latest Kuiper launch marks Amazon’s continued investment in satellite infrastructure designed to deliver faster and more reliable global internet access.
Italy bans deepfake app that undresses people
Authorities say the measure protects human dignity and privacy amid rising misuse of deepfakes.
Beer deliveries falter after Asahi cyber crisis
Japan’s outdated systems expose Asahi to hackers, highlighting critical gaps in national cybersecurity.
Tech giants race to remake social media with AI
Platforms face backlash over copyright breaches and mental health concerns for younger users.
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